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Ella Frank employs a "then and now" narrative technique. Addison agrees to tell Ryder her side of the story, flashing back to her eighteen-year-old self. She was a senior in high school, innocent but intellectually curious, captivated by her new history teacher, Mr. Neuville. Ryder is brooding, damaged by his past, and obsessively disciplined—until he meets Addie.

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